Verizon plans to increase ARPU with tiered pricing (here), will become a reality soon, based on volume based billing and tethering surcharge. The speed factor mentioned before is not there - probably waiting for broader LTE coverage and availability of devices.
Droid life reports that "we’ve just received word that tiers are scheduled to start the day after the promo ends (on the 7th) for new customers and will look something like this… Data plans: 2GB – $30/month; 5GB – $50/month; 10GB – $80/month. If you would like to add tethering on to any of those packages, you can purchase 2GB of data at an additional cost of $20 per month"
See "Exclusive: Tiered Data Plans Headed to Verizon July 7, Packages Start at $30 for 2GB" - here.
Detection of tethering requires some network intelligence - see how AT&T does it (here). See also "Openet CMO:"Verizon prepared their network with a policy management infrastructure sufficiently in place, to handle the volume increase with stride" - here.
Source: Verizon |
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